Episodes (Page 23)
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Kelsey McKinney's 'You Didn't Hear This From Me' explores gossip.
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Charlotte Wood's 'Stone Yard Devotional' follows a woman in a religious community.
Charlotte Wood
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Experts discuss James Baldwin's early fiction, focusing on 'Go Tell It On the Mountain'.
McKinley Melton
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Authors Lydia Kang and Nate Pedersen debunk conspiracy theories in 'Pseudoscience'.
Lydia Kang
Nate Pedersen
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Pádraig Ó Tuama's anthology '44 Poems on Being with Each Other' is out.
Padraig O Tuama
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Rich Benjamin's memoir explores his grandfather's brief Haitian presidency.
Rich Benjamin
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Mark Greaney discusses his latest Gray Man novel, Midnight Black.
Mark Greaney
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Reid Hoffman discusses his optimistic AI book, Superagency.
Bill Gates
Reid Hoffman
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Krystelle Bamford's novel Idle Grounds features children searching for a missing cousin.
Krystelle Bamford
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Ira Madison III's memoir Pure Innocent Fun reflects on his youth.
Ira Madison III
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Alice Franklin's novel Life Hacks for a Little Alien uses second-person narration.
Alice Franklin
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Peter Beinart's book Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza critiques Israel.
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Charmaine Wilkerson's novels Black Cake and Good Dirt explore family inheritance.
Charmaine Wilkerson
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Neko Case's memoir The Harder I Fight the More I Love You focuses on her childhood.
Neko Case
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Robert Littell's novel Bronshtein in the Bronx fictionalizes Leon Trotsky's NY exile.
Robert Littell
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Ali Smith's novel Gliff depicts children fleeing capture in a dystopian future.
Ali Smith
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Chris Hayes argues attention is our most endangered resource in The Sirens' Call.
Chris Hayes
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Robin Wall Kimmerer's The Serviceberry draws lessons from nature's abundance.
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Olivia Abtahi's The Interpreter features a child translator for immigrant parents.
Olivia Abtahi
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Naomi Watts' book Dare I Say It addresses menopause and aging.
Naomi Watts